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Why would object oriented PHP be a part of Stanford's coursework?


You'd expect students of that caliber to work outside of the classroom.


What if the person did plenty of work outside the classroom, but it never happened to involve object-oriented PHP? I just don't understand the bizarre notion that if one hasn't written object-oriented PHP before, then apparently, well, I'm not even sure what the conclusion is supposed to be, but it seems to be along the lines of "you are a crappy programmer."


I think the problem is many people mistake CS programs for some sort of vocational education.


Right ... but why would you assume they'd have used PHP?




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